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  1. Vickys_Mom
    She could refuse the visa as written. Go back to the embassy and ask for one without the endorsement. Sadly she's likely to be dealing with the same embassy person she saw before. I'm a worst-case scenario guy when it comes to our immigration laws (especially since January 20th). If you guys are travelling to another state and happen to be contacted randomly by CBP, you are technically in violation of the visa as endorsed. You can argue that the endorsement was wrong, but they will likely respond that she accepted the endorsement when she entered the U.S. on that visitor's visa. Not only is she subject to having her visa cancelled and being asked to leave the U.S., but you'll also have to explain why she had a visitor's visa cancelled for any other paperwork you do for her including immigration and naturalization. Realistically, I doubt they'd revoke the visa. I'm sure if they thought you guys were breaking the rules they might hold you up someplace for an hour or two while they "check" things. (Probably enough to make you miss a flight.) If you get caught they're can certainly make things difficult for the both of you. I'd wait on visiting other states until a subsequent visit or an immigration visa. I'd never consider putting my girlfriend/wife through that. Regards, Vicky's Mom
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  5. Vickys_Mom
    You were never subject to registration for Selective Service in the United States. You were too old when you got here. https://www.sss.gov/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/Applicants-over-31-years-of-Age-USCIS-Policy.pdf There's a letter in that PDF. Print it out and take it with you to your interview if you wish. Regards, Vicky's Mom
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  9. Vickys_Mom
    If you made a copy of the cards, print them out and carry them with you. It's better than nothing. Regards, Vicky's Mom
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  12. Vickys_Mom
    We used PO boxes during my wife's processing without any issues. Just keep mailing address and permanent address straight when filling out the forms. And you have to do the change of address if either one of them changes. Also, look into the U.S. Postal Service's Informed Delivery service and apply for it with your PO box. (You can get it for your home addresses, too.) It's free. You'll get an email when mail is being sent to you, and the email will usually have images of the mail that's being delivered. So you can see any letters from USCIS that are coming to you. Regards, Vicky's Mom
  13. Vickys_Mom
    On the tool bar at the top of this page, choose Office Reviews and Info, US Port of Entry Reviews. There's a pull-down on the main search page that lets you choose between different points of entry. It's nice in that most people will give you some specific detail about what happened when they entered. Regards, Vicky's Mom
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  16. Vickys_Mom
    If it gets accepted, you're not screwed at all. If someone is feeling insistent it'll get sent back to you, you'll re-address it and send it again. If that's the only "oops" you have in this whole process, you'll be fine. Regards, Vicky's Mom
  17. Vickys_Mom
    Hello everyone, Sorry, I've had a good time, I'm only 3 years old with the K1 visa for all sorts of circumstances. We will now be able to formulate the D-160 in September. The whole thing is not open, I can now test it on all my fees and bets in one of the broadcasts in Frankfurt. Any tester in the logging of the site found an error of gooit with the eruit of loopt vast enz. I received an email and an online chat with Frankfurt and the contacts never helped. Does this mean anything? Is it here? I'm not sure if the deadline is too tight, but I'm not sure if it's too late. I don't know how to get super young (59) and M.E. was able to concentrate and press on the tension and stress heel is possible. He's ready for my two zou zijn as someone else, so he will be able to have a visa, so he will have a speech and he will have a speech in the city. Sorry for the long delay and my home in July, I'm not sure if I've been there for a long time. 😭 Groetjes, Linda. Google Translate wasn't clean but I posted the results. I'll also flag the moderator to move it to a language-friendly board. Regards, Vicky's Mom
  18. Vickys_Mom
    My mother in law has a Nebraska State ID card with a Real-ID star in the corner. She had to show them her green card and her Indonesian passport. When my wife got her Arkansas driver's license, they put the Real-ID indicator on it but gave it an expiration date equal to the date her green card expired. We had the license re-issued after she naturalized. My experience is that LPRs can get the "enhanced drivers' licenses" also. Regards, Vicky's Mom
  19. Vickys_Mom
    I emailed the NVC. I think there was a link at the bottom of the page. Regards, Vicky's Mom
  20. Vickys_Mom
    I had this happen during my MIL's processing. I had to send them an email and ask them to "re-open" or "unlock" the record so I could submit additional information. I had put both of our forms under the applicant, and I was supposed to create a second entry for the applicant's husband to upload my stuff to. Send them an email and ask them to tell the system you have more to do. Give them a couple of business days to unlock it. Regards, Vicky's Mom
  21. Vickys_Mom
    You got a ticket. You paid it. You resolved the issue. Answer Yes and write out a brief summary. You can say it was in Florida but you don't remember the county. You could even attach the screen shot saying that there was nothing outstanding on the Florida computer system. Getting a ticket is not a big deal as long as you resolved it and you've been a model citizen since. If they ask you to obtain more evidence then you were potentially going to have to do that anyway. Consider that you might get an interview officer who sees that you answered NO on the form, then sees the notes from the previous interviewer and thinks you're trying to hide something. He might even suggest that you're attempting to make a false statement on your N-400, and he has proof that it's a false statement because of what you told the previous interviewer. If they decide it's a fraudulent or misrepresentative answer, you have a larger problem. Yes, you might get an interview officer that doesn't think it's a big deal. And you might find someone that wants to make an example out of you. Weigh the risk against the "convenience" of what you're thinking about doing. Personally, I'd answer Yes and be honest and forthcoming. Regards, Vicky's Mom
  22. Vickys_Mom
    Do you need to apply for Selective Service? Regards, Vicky's Mom
  23. Vickys_Mom
    I asked my mother-in-law not to carry her green card around with her because it's expensive and difficult to replace. She has a photocopy of her green card. She also has a Nebraska State ID card that includes the Real ID marker on it. I figure that if she's contacted by local law enforcement the State ID card will make more sense to them. Since her English is poor, she also carries around a piece of paper with several phrases on it in both English and Bahasi Indonesian. Things like "my English is poor" and "my daughter can translate...here's her name and phone number". The worst case I could think of would be my wife and her mother being separated somewhere in public. That's what I tried to anticipate. We are nowhere near the border here in Nebraska. Regards, Vicky's Mom
  24. Vickys_Mom
    Any of the immigration programs that President Biden put in place with executive orders over the last few years can be removed as soon as President Trump is in office. If you can apply for one of those programs, make sure you do so now. (Applications already in the process have a better chance of getting approved than ones that haven't started yet.) Regards, Vicky's Mom
  25. Vickys_Mom
    When you re-upload, change the description to say something like Dad's Birth Certificate in English. You don't know what the reviewer was doing. They might have had a batch of Philippine applicants that were all accompanied by separate English translations, and then got to yours and assumed. Regards, Vicky's Mom
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